Wait... before you guys come at me about this being asked before, I assure you it's a bit different. I know how to recurse through directories and measure the sum of each container, to include converting it to MB/GB/TB etc..
What I'd like to see if anyone knows is, where does windows determine the profile size? What do I mean? When I click:
- Control Panel
- System
- Advanced
- User Profiles
The profile size is already listed there. Anyone familiar where this is stored at? I queried the win32_userprofile with no luck. Just curious about this since I use Get-ChildItem as a means of measuring the profile size, and feel like this would be a lot easier since windows seems to already do it for you.
Please feel free to close this question if this isn't suitable to be asked here.
Thank you!
EDIT: Just ran through the following classes to see if I could find something, but had no luck
Name
----
CIM_UserDevice
Win32_UserAccount
Win32_UserProfile
Win32_LoggedOnUser
Win32_SystemUsers
Win32_UserInDomain
Win32_GroupUser
Win32_UserDesktop
__NTLMUser9X
Win32_RoamingProfileUserConfiguration
Win32_VolumeUserQuota
Win32_RoamingUserHealthConfiguration
Win32_UserStateConfigurationControls
Win32_FolderRedirectionUserConfiguration
Win32_NTLogEventUser
I used Get-WmiObject -List |Where-Object Name -Match 'User' to get the above results.
